Top 10 Brooklyn Listings: A Clinton Hill Wood Frame

"Park Slope was popular with readers again this week. The least expensive property for sale on the list is the Prospect Heights co-op at $1.195 million and the most expensive is a Park Slope brownstone at $3.995 million."

"A brownstone with an ornate exterior, this Park Slope single-family has fine interior details including mantels, stained glass, and wood floors. On the exterior, this Park Slope brownstone still has some of the Italianate details that define the style, but after the house last sold the interior got a modern reno."

"Set up with two duplexes, this Bed Stuy row house has attractive details in each unit, with plaster ornamentation, mantels, moldings, interior shutters, and wood floors. In Midwood, this single-family standalone has a garage."

"For those who have spent this winter dreaming of days they can lounge outside in warmer weather, this Prospect Heights co-op with its large private terrace might hold some appeal. On the top floor of a brownstone, the one-bedroom has in-unit laundry and air conditioning."

Brownstoner's weekly popular listings showcase diverse Brooklyn properties attracting reader interest. Park Slope dominates the rankings with multiple brownstones featuring ornate exteriors, period details like mantels and stained glass, and varying renovation approaches from modern updates to preserved original features. A Bed Stuy row house configured as two duplexes offers plaster ornamentation and architectural details. Midwood properties include a standalone single-family home with garage and a Colonial Revival freestanding house. A Prospect Heights co-op features a large private terrace and in-unit laundry. Prospect Park South offers abundant space with multiple bedrooms and finished basement. Clinton Hill's wood frame combines preserved interior details with modern design elements. Prices range from $1.195 million to $3.995 million.

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